Mark Ryan reveals what could be the possible plot for Transformers 5. Michael Bay is also reported to likely return however, according to the director, nothing official has happened yet and he is still in talks to return for the film.

'Transformers 5' has Michael Bay in talks with Steven Spielberg already for Bay to return at thelm of the movie. The negotiations came official with the decision on the blueprint of the sequel.

After months of brainstorming, "Transformers 5" is slowly developing. With so much ideas in mind, the writers room are doing its storyline. However, director Michael Bay is still deciding whether he will direct or not.

Transformers 5 is in the works, and new reports suggest that the story may move away from the events of the previous film. Also, Mark Ryan who voiced Jetfire and Lockdown in the previous films revealed juicy details about the upcoming film's directors and filming.

The fifth instalment of the billion-dollar franchise promises to bring more action with the return of its original director Michael Bay and the addition of writers from "The Walking Dead" and "Daredevil." Rumors are saying that fans might have to say farewell to a known hero and say hello to new ones.

Transformers 5 is expected to appear in the big screen as Michael Bay was recently confirmed to direct the upcoming sequel. While details are scarce for the film's plot, rumors suggest that it might include the demise of Optimus Prime. Ultra Magnus and Unicron are also rumored to appear in the movie.

Transformers 5 continues to be a work in progress, and actor Mark Wahlberg said that he will be returning for the upcoming film. Wahlberg also hinted that director Michael Bay might return to direct while rumors have surfaced that actors from the previous instalments, Megan Fox and Shia LaBeouf might come back to reprise their roles.

Transformers 5 is still in its early stages of production but rumors have surfaced as to the possible characters to appear in the movie. Director Michael Bay is said to return, along with Mark Wahlberg are rumored to return.

New robots and a setting that will mostly take place in space is one of the new offerings of Transformers 5. Meanwhile, the new Transformers comic book will introduce 6 female robots that will form the combiner character Victorion.

Franchise director Michael Bay may have said before that he he will be passing the directorial baton for "Tranformers 5" to someone else but "Transformers: Age of Extinction" star Mark Wahlberg believes otherwise. Wahlber thinks that the upcoming sequel will still be helmed by the 50-year-old filmmaker.